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Festivals & Events

From church fairs to the "Big Gig" of Summerfest, Milwaukeeans love their festivals.
Tomato Romp! 2009 Caged Tomato Fight
See images of Milwaukee's 2009 Tomato Romp! tomato fight. Just in case you missed the festival, or if you were there but just didn't want to get close enough to get splattered,
Great Circus Parade Festival
A look at Milwaukee's Great Circus Parade Festival, celebrated each year on the lakefront.
Milwaukee Inauguration Events
January 20, 2009 will be an historic day as our country inaugurates its first black president. Celebrate with the rest of Milwaukee at one of the Inauguration Day events.
Fall Festivals & Events in Milwaukee
Milwaukee is known for its Festivals & Events: Check out this listing of Fall Festivals & Events in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee Church Festivals
A listing of summer church festivals in the Milwaukee area. The church festival phenomenon -- there is literally a church festival (or five) on any given weekend. Stop by any of the festivals on this list for a fun afternoon of food, games, music and more.
River Splash
Milwaukee's summer festival season begins with the annual River Splash, which take place on Water Street. May 30 - June 1, 2008.
Bead & Button Show
An eight-day extravaganza of jewelry-making classes and shopping opportunities held annually at the Midwest Airlines Center in Milwaukee.
Runs, Walks and Bike Rides for Charity - Milwaukee
Runs, Walks and Bike Rides for Charity - Milwaukee
Milwaukee Festivals
Milwaukee has nearly a zillion festivals, and it's hard to keep them all straight. This list will let you know which festival is happening when, what it's all about and where to find it.

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